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2. Italy is shaped like …

3. A peninsula shaped like a boot. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

4. How did geography help the Romans prosper?

5. √The Tiber River gave a route to the sea & drinking water.√It protected them from Pirate raids.√The Seven Hills protected them from attacks. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

6. According to a traditional legend, who founded the city of Rome?

7. Romulus and Remus Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

8. Rome’s early growth was influenced by whom?

9. The Etruscans Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

10. Who were the Latins?

11. The local people who first lived in the area of Rome. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

12. When do historians believe Rome was founded?

13. Between 700 B.C. and 600 B.C. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

14. What was the significance of the law of the nations?

15. It established standards of justice that applied to everyone everywhere. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

16. How was the power distributed between the Patricians and Plebeians?

17. Patricians could hold public office and the Plebeians could not. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

18. How did the government of the Roman Republic maintain a system of checks and balances?

19. -Romans developed the veto to limit the power of government officials and legislative bodies. - Romans developed a representative government with judicial and legislative bodies that limited abuse of power. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

20. What were the three parts of the Roman Republic’s tripartite government?

21. The consuls, the preators, and the legislative bodies. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

22. What was the significance of the Twelve Tables?

23. They established for the first time standards of justice still in use today. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

24. What is the rule of law?

25. The idea that law should apply equally to everyone & everyone should be treated the same way by the legal system. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

26. How did Augustus influence the development of the Roman Empire?

27. -He built a permanent, professional army to keep the empire strong and safe. - He restored the republic but put himself in charge as emperor to strengthen the government. -He appointed governors. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

28. Julius Caesar declared himself dictator of Rome for life and also…

29. Created work for jobless people. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

30. Julius Caesar declared himself dictator of Rome for life and also…

31. Created work for jobless people Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

32. Why was Rome’s creation of a common currency important?

33. √It helped trade by allowing the acceptance of money throughout the Mediterranean. √It allowed products to be bought and sold without using the bartering system. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

34. Augustus devoted most of his energy toward …

35. √ Improving Rome’s government. √Reforming the Roman Tax System √rebuilding Rome with stately palaces, fountains, and public buildings. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

36. What belief do Christians and Jews share?

37. The belief in the God of Israel. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

38. Which major, world-wide religion was adopted by Rome’s government in AD300?

39. Christianity Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

40. Jesus told his followers that following Jewish religious laws was not as important as…

41. Having a relationship with God. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

42. Christians believe that if people accept Jesus and his teachings they will…

43. Be saved and enter heaven. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

44. What were the main ideas that Jesus taught in His life?

45. √ Turn away from sin. √ Love God with all your heart √ Love thy neighbor as thyself Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

46. The parable of the Good Samaritan taught what lesson?

47. Love thy neighbor as thyself Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

48. Jesus used parables to describe…

49. Correct behaviors to His followers. Back to Review People To Meet Terms to Know

50. Which kind of writing was Rome famous for?